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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
10
Fragmentary notice describes fresh produce including potatoes and pumpkins with prices and quality notes. Mentions bags condemned by the Department of Agriculture and listed shipments from Tweed Tienils. Contains garbled dates and figures.
Sydney market notes cattle numbers around 2080 penned with prices in the 14s to 30s per head for sheep and lambs quoted. buyers showed activity as the market opened but overall rate softened from recent levels.
A Detroit interviewee outlines Captain Wilkins Antarctic plans with a New Zealand departure in October. He proposes a substitute Antarctic expedition if profits from the Arctic trip can be saved, arguing Polar conditions may not be as barren as commonly thought and urging public support for continued exploration.
Amolia Henderson, described as a worried mother, and laborer Edward Brine, 24, were brought before police on a murder charge following the death of a baby in Ballarat on a Tuesday. Doris Henderson, daughter of the deceased, was noted in the surrounding report.
Australian press cites Moscow report on a poet named Ferguey Basenin who allegedly married Ininora Dyn. A violent incident in Leningrad is described with references to a person named Easonly causing destruction at a hotel during a period of nervous temperament.
A fragmented OCR item reports a Communist leaflet, circulated to home and abroad troops, claiming it was distributed across Britain. The text mentions the Army Council and urges moral sentiment and intelligence while requesting comment and comment on the matter.
The Daily Herald reports Mussolini faces a critical operation soon, described as necessary but uncertain in outcome. London dispatch notes the plan has stirred debate and limited confidence in its success.
Sydney detectives captured a man accused of forging a passbook and attempting a large withdrawal. The suspect presented a forged document at a bank after gaining the victim’s genuine passbook through deceit. He fled the counter but was later apprehended and charged with forgery and theft.
London reports estimates from the International Institute of Agriculture showing world grain output in 1925-26 with wheat at 19.047 billion centners barley and maize totals around 12.834 billion and 19.686 billion centners respectively. The figures reflect global agricultural output for the period.
Lord John Hampden Trobut, son of the Earl of Buckinghamshire, travels via Port Albany to Queensland to study all branches of life and industry. A tall, athletic ten year old educated at Eton, he expresses excitement about Australia and its possibilities.
Doug t's Robertson, arrested in Sydney, is linked to the Hampton bank murder of William Almeida. He arrived today under heavy guard as police charged him and remanded him amid a large Melbourne crowd gathered outside the court.
Reuters report from Berlin on Tuesday notes Britain and France plan a withdrawal from the Rhine area with a French army corps remaining post April. The outline suggests a staged evacuation to avoid French forces being drawn into the strip after April.
Perth report describes a tragic event where a young woman, after a tense scene in a city hoarding, shot herself in the hand and later died. The incident involves Mrs Turnbull and two men who had been handling a revolver. the woman had previously handled the weapon and reportedly aimed it at her forehead before pulling the trigger.
A 24 year old prisoner at Bolton faced charges of attempted murder among others. He pleaded guilty and explained he chose a 16 year term for the attempted murder, saying the sentence could cover the other offenses.
A hostile discussion on narcotics traces the spread of opium and cannabis through Europe, naming smugglers and authorities, and describing addiction’s three main groups. The piece warns of legal limits, social decay, and the peril to youth and society.
A special summoned meeting on Wednesday This 5th 1980 seeks the nomination of officers for Bu Mary’s Pomaln Beoneh No 14. Attendees will discuss leadership roles and ensure orderly succession within the organization.
A Warwick based firm, Rubber Brampe and Associates, along with Assistoriaa- Warwick Newspaper Co, released preliminary plans for new buildings in Palimexfy Metre. The proposal outlines development scope, funding, and site layout.
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